List of Sloops and Schooners With Masters and Destinations
A long OCR text lists numerous steamships and sailing vessels with masters, tonnage, consignors, and destinations. It includes entries from Boston, Halifax, Liverpool, Montevideo, and other ports, naming ships such as Constitution Le Champenois, Mystic Addie, Mary Chapman, and Abel. The compilation notes locations like Cambridge, East Cambridge, and various wharves, plus remarks about vessels at Cambridge and the Charles River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nation
Instream
Galatonia
Atkin
Glaucus
Coleman
H M Kitney
New York
Halifax
Hill
Richardson & Barnard
Lewis Kansas
Gleig
Warren & Go
Liverpool
Pier
Lorenzo D Baker
Wiley
Cann
J G _ BARKS
Alf
Nor
Jensen
Gill & Lootz
Scandi
Emery & Co
Mma R Smith
Faulkner
Edith Sheraton
Howe
C Hunt & Co
Montevideo
Boston Dyewood Co
Geneva
Gregory
J S Emery & Co
Rosario
S.- Err
Jennie Harkness
Amesbury
Chas Hunt & Co
Melbourne
Lewis John H Pearson
Sparks
Kinsman & Co
Marquand’s
E Kennard
Bettencourt
EA Adams & Co
Eeree Constitution le Champenois
Fleuriot
P Pastene
Bordeaux
Mary
Chapman, Kyffin
Charles Hunt & Co
Mystic Matante
Hansen
S.sc
Standard
Petersen
Gill & Sootz
Bearse
Thestrup
Glidden & Bridge
Adelaide
Constitution Selma
Bach
River Platte
Mystic Tremont
Brody
Emery
Letherbee
White Cloud
Hudkins
Mansfield
Africa
Xenia
Reynolds
M F Pickering
Lewis Barrentines
Hattie G McFarland
Dodge
Albee, Morse & Co
H W Palmer
Boyd
Mystic Joe Reed
Bie Boe
Huckins
Nellie
Rumbull
Johnson
Lovejoy
Clyde
Strum
Gustavo Preston
Sowa Ee Aes
Caswell’s
Gem
Strout
Ee Crete
Boston HC
Sibley
Hichborne
BCN
Gascis Cess Eye
Hardi
Neilsen
Burnham’s
Pol Bartlett
Holmes
Egg di
Rosa Baker
Howard
Gaiday Bi National
Burnham's
Kecky Glenn
Bray
Ceseseese Remick
Fossett
Avessses
Miller
Sturtevant
Smith
Bennett
J W Linnell
Bowman
South Bay
Ariel
Jay
Bath
Scully
Anna E Ketchum
Ketchum
Kelly’s
Aver
Fbr
Carleton
Quaco
Weeseeee
D &A
Pier 6
Conlon
Oebenee
Vest
Addie E Seavey
Gerty
Ipswich
Grant & Morrison’s
Amy D
Chi “Ge Ag
Cove
Abbot W
Uae
Wae
Eek
Pats Webbe
Grace
Young
Wellman, Hall & Gaeseepess
Thornburne
Shoppeenes Lockport
Neyeek
Bay State
Baker
John
Chatto
Ellsworth
Cambridge
Perry
Weaeor Wes
Colin C Baker
Joseph Baker
Ceeeseses
Green’s
Champion
Haley
St St John
Steera
Cole
Moncton
Araney
Carrie A Norton
Odgdon
Doane & Co
Sons B
Scar
Charles L Jeffrey
Bassett
Wellington
Cambridge Canning Packet
Berry
Annapolis
Cambridgeport Rowe
Bayharles
Sprague
Kennedy
Sproul Humphrey
Pee South Bay
Agenue
Godfrey
Millbridge
Sawyer’ S
East Cambridge
Ainter
Bangor
Goodnow’s
Apt
Bridgtown
Taylor
Fitz Bros Lt CO
Simpson
Edward R Emerson
Brockway
E Waterman
Hutchins
Eva L Ferris
St John
Fitz Bros MB
South Bay Electric Light
Malcomsen
Boston
Batter Festina
Philbrook
Frank A Magee
Keefe
Red Walton
Atwood
Vcievecenss
Forest Belle
Phipps
Revere
Franconia
Rice
Fitz Bros & Go
Smith’s
Cambridgepart
Odiorne
Morgan
Mayo
Cambridge Gas Works Gondola
Martin
Waterside
Ae Tone Glengariff
Farnsworth
Annaplis
Littlefield’s
George W Collins
Sullivan
Turner’s
Charlestown
Grace Bradley
Tudor
George M Warner
Warner
Port Gilbert
George W Fennimore
Magee
Rich
Henry R Congdon
Brown
BTA
Cones
Isaiah Hart
Spronl
Cpeesieiesn
Ida Hudson
Collins
Rockland
Ssrsceereerereess
Russia
Joseph
W Foster
Eta
Tenney
Hamm
Gray
June Bright
Barter
BAG
Vannaman
Phinney
Julia
Martha
Calais
James Ives
Blake
Beacham
Ginn
James Barrett
Percy
Hallowell
Wood’s
Jesse Hart
Wall
Josse Hook
Arey
Kate Lillie
Lewis
Wiscasset
Lucy Wentworth
Hickey
Galais
Lavolta
Whittaker
B Rogers
Knight
Stetson
Mabel Hooper
Hooper
JS Emery & Co
Mystic
Mary Farrow
Condon
Belfast
B& Aeclevator
Mildred J McLean
Erstersesess
Essee Censas
Mattie May
Richardson
Tol
Cass Acesev
Charlestown Majestic
Fletcher
Buck’s
Chelsea Messenger
Walker
Weltch
Walker & Co
Mt Hope
Crowley
Campbell’s
Chelsea Marcellus
Pratt
Cambridgeport
Millie Washburn
Mary Sands
Greenleaf
Streer Erstett
Niger
Adayas
Nell (Br
Cress
Nellie W Craig
Rhines
J H Flitner
Nellie Starr
Bae
Nellie J Dinsmore
Clark
Gul
Ecsensee
Oliver , Barrett, Wallace
GCBL
Coal Pier
Ohir
Pepsiewsee
SoUth Bay Pavilion
Pendleton
Phineas
Strong
P Blake
Anthony
Thorns Cove
Roger Drury
Delay
Conant
Buck
Shaw
Carlow
Pol
Robert H Rathbun
Crowell
Cambrid Spor
Sarah
Heman Smith
National
Irwin
Boutlier
Chatham
Cameron
Wellington’s
Smith Futtle
Bryant
Susan E Nash
Stevens
Kennebec
Ryder
W McKay
Roberts
St Ton
BSA
T Benedict
Eerereereerres
Victor Puig
Stinson
Deer Isle
Essere Neers
Harvard Bridge
Velma
Wass
Machias
We& WL
Tuck
H Mayo Woo
Saan
Cebéescues
DO William Stevens
Willis
Sheppard Reeves
Bienne
Walter F Paer
Tracy
Boo
Wreath
Gordon
Williams Bee
Rathburn
William F Miller
Donnell
Cape Neddeck
Piper’s
Navy Yard
Warren
Charles River
Ship News Notice to Captains and Almanac Entries
Observations from Oct 25 at Boston Signal Station at 8 am correspond to 1 pm Greenwich time. Captains may correct barometer errors using a one hundredth inch adjustment for every ten feet above sea level. Fresh breezes, clear skies noted. Savannah to Liverpool and Charleston to Liverpool shipments listed with rates and December allocations. Also, petroleum and lumber shipments noted to New York, Calcutta, Java, and Boston. Providence reports Quickstep charter for 5000 barrels oil from Portsmouth to Gloucester at 29c per barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
Bea
Tion
City
Eneeehia
Savannah
Liverpool
Cosmopolitan
Charleston
Bremen
Liseard
Havre
Empire
Hbremen
Port Jackson
Brunswick
Eta
New Orleans
Liverpoo
Kremen
Hartfield
New York
Java
Parks Assyria
Calcutta
Henry Norwell
Mobile
Providence
Sch Quickstep
Portsmouth
Gloucester
Mass
Port of Boston Arrivals and Winds Report Oct 26 Weather
Port of Boston report lists multiple arriving steamers and schooners with their origin and cargo, plus strong NW winds and passage notes. Vessels include Bulg arian from Liverpool, Lorenzo D baker from Boston, Yarmouth, Cumberland, Aleghany, Furthian, Claucus, Gen Whitney, Lewiston, Tremont, City of Gloucester, tug M Winch, various bark and schooner arrivals. Reports note equator crossing and NE trades, then Bermuda, with light to fresh winds and clear sunset conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulgarian
Leask
Liverpool
Moise
Thayer & Lincoln
Lorenzo D Baker
Boston
Wiley
Antonio
Jam
Hoston Fruit Co
Yarmouth
Doane
J G Hall & Co
Cumberland
Thompson
St John
Eastport
Portland
W Li Kilby
Aleghany
Parker
Baltimore
Norfolk
Mdise
George E Smalley
Furthian
Nickerson
Philadelphia
EB Sampson
Claucus
Coleman
New York
HM Whitney
Gen Whitney
Bearse
H M Whitney
Lewiston
Ingraham
Bangor
Tremont
Donovan
City of Gloucester
Proctor
Gloucester
M Winch
Mary Whitridge
Jorena
Respit
Petersen
Bahia
Heston Sugar
Bermuda
George M Warner
Warner
Port Gilbert
Amy D
Oliver
Bellevean Cove
Harmona
Lord
Majestic
Fletcher
Lillie
Perkins
Eliot
Edward Everett
Cooper
Rockport
Julia
Martha
Young
Hyena
Harris
Calais
Elizabeth
Duffy
Elsworth
Alhambra
Workhouse
Mount Desert
Emily A Staples
Sellers
Castine
W H Y Hackett
Hasson
Newburyport
Cleared
le Champenois
Fleuriot
Musuash
P Pastene & Co
Howard Holder
Orsyth
HC Anderson
the Star
Robblee
F James
Bissett
Hatheway & Co
Maggie G Hart
Williams
Buenos Ayres
Emery & Co
Lilly E
Perry
Fushet
Swan
Wilmington
J H Flitner & Co
D H Miller
Charles F Mayer
Fred A Small
Lavinia Campbell
Charles 8 Davis
City of Augusta
Thomas W Haven
Almeda Willey
Annie T Bailey
A B Sherman
Ida H Mathis
Sunset East
Hull
Marine traffic and cargo notices from New England ports
From Sullivan Me to Vineyard Haven and Bangor the coast reports sailing ships, steamers, and fishing vessels including Elsie Fay Benner and General Adelbert Ames. In port arrivals list Alabama, Abbie Bursley, Gleaner, Matamora, and many others with wind NW fresh clear. cargo fish receipts total 137000 bs cod 34000 Ibs hake 37000 tbs pollock 200 bbls slivers 82000 tbe halibut. Sailed and cleared vessels include Carrie E Pickering and Howard Holbrook among many, with numerous destinations from Stonington to Providence and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
P Wyman
Hodgdon
New York
Vineyard Haven
Elsie Fay
Benner
Thomaston
Adelbert Ames
Rockland
Wood’s Hall
Roulette
Henry Friend
Mattie T Dyer
George F Rummands
Margaret $ Smith
Mackereling
Harry Stewart
Blake
Grand Turk
Bangor
Swi
Palestine
Swis
Alabama
Abbie Bursley
Puritan
Gleaner
Gem
Dexter Clark
W J Miller
William W Hutchings
Montezuma
Georgietta
Charley Woolsey
George Churchman
Crestline
Zampa
Martinique
E G Willard
C J Willard
Hattie A Marsh
OM Marrett
Eltie
Post Boy
Julian Burkele
Mattie
David Faust
Alley
Rondont
Milville
Grass
Boston
Gloucester
Howard Holbrook
Blue Jacket
Alice C Jordan
Fannie Borein
Northern Eagle
F W Freeman
Geneva Mertes
Shore
Golden Rule
Estella Nunan
Mary Amanda
Edith Emery
F Maker
Matamora
J G Craig
Sliver Dart
WB Keene
Mary Elizabeth
Annie & Lane
Lizzie D Saunders
Hattie S Clark
Water Lily
Agnes Downs
New England
Oceanus
Mystic
Eastern Queen
Little Fannie
Levanter
Alhambra
Winged Arrow
Eva May
Crivias
Shore Shing
Carrie E Sayward
Dictator
Addie M Story
F J Babson
Henry Stanbury
Georges
Winchester
Gladstone
Grand Banks
Herbert M Rogers
Block Island
Emily A Staples
Penobscot
Pushaw
Provincetown
John Somes
Alais
Providence
Jane
Perth Amboy
Saco
Merill C Hart
New Bedford
Laconia
Salem
Drinkwater
Port Johnson
Lottie
Marshall
Pike
Norwood
Hoboken
Empress
Hatch
Laduskin
Robbins
Allie Oakes
Merriam
Clinton Point
Shipping News Inbound Outbound Steamers and Barks List
A condensed shipping ledger lists ships by port and status with owners captains and destinations. Vessels include Ethandune Jamieson richibucto bound for Queenstown Vinland Kittle sen for Riga Victoria New York Baltic Yggeseth Halifax Rialto New LIVERPOOL Nessmore Baltimore Black Hawk Bremen for New York Fort James Houston Liverpool Armenia Sourabaya Landsblomsten Newcastle Portland Mary Low Cashier Newport Eng Fanteo Rebecca Goddard Cape Coast Liberia New York Port Adelaide New York Katy Galveston Swansea Galveston and others in Oct entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brow Head
Ethandune
Jamieson
Richibucto
Queenstown
Elsinore
Vinland
Kittlesen
Savannah
Riga
FIUME
Victoria
New York
Irvine
Baltic
Yggeseth
Halifax
London
Rialto
Liverpool
Rio Janeiro
Cashier
Telfer
Newport
Eng
Salt Pond
Shipping Movements: Vessels Depart for Atlantic Ports
Swinemunde reports on Oct 25 the ship PG Blanchard from Norway with Hegge at Stettin bound for New York and the bark TC Berg from Germany with Kriegel bound for Charleston. On Oct 28 the bark Orion from Norway with Mathiesen sailed from Philadephia for Stettin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swinemunde
PG Blanchard
Nor
Hegge
Stettin
New York
TC Berg
Kriegel
Charleston
Orion
Mathiesen
Philadelphia
Whalers Report Oil Landings and Cargoes
In Fayal on September 21 the bark George Mary of New Bedford, Costa, landed 3 942 gallons of oil. In Provincetown on October 25 letters from Captain Rose of the whaling Schooner Franklin, also of New Bedford, report her at Brunswick Georgia on October 21 with 226 barrels of sperm oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George & Mary
New Bedford
Costa
Provincetown
Mass
Rose
Franklin
Brunswick
Mackerel Fleet Reports and Vessels in New England Ports
In Newport on October 24 ships Fearless Fanny Sprague and Seven Brothers arrived after sailing. mackerelmen and vessels like Sch GA eee from Dennis had issues with a sprung mainmast and repairs ahead. Providence reports Village Belle with 38 barrels of mackerel at Block Island. Boston notes Moses Adams building a Burgess fishing vessel Edward W Dixon for a Boston syndicate, captained by John Marr. Portland lists multiple shore fishing catches including Moses B Linscott and several vessels with thousands of pounds of fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Fearless
Fanny Sprague
Seven Brothers
Gaeee
Dennis
Mass
Maria Webster
Wellfleet Mackerel
John Brownell
St George
New York
Providence
Village Belle
Eldridge
Block Island
Boston
Moses Adams
Edward W Dixon
John Marr
Portland
Ics
Moses B Linscott
Mary Daniels
Willie & Alice
Fairy Queen
George W Cushing
Martha D McLain
Monticello
Shipping routes and positions from early 18th century logs
A series of vessel movements and positions including Ship A G Ropes from Rivers via Province town to San Francisco on Sept 6 near longitude 3531 and latitude unspecified, Ship Llewellyn J Morse from Savory to San Francisco on Oct 6 at lat 35 N lon 65 W, Bark Clynder Roach from Portland Or to United Kingdom on Sept 1 at lat 61.8 lon 63 W, Bark St James from New York to Yokohama with no date and lat 4% lon 32 W, Bark Teresa 1.0 Vico Ferrari from Oran to New York on Oct 14 at lat 86 lon 12, Bark Hugh Cann Bent from Buenos Ayres to Portland Bee 27 on the equator via Harriet G Stanley, Neuvitas to New York on Oct 23 at lat 58 46 lon 76 25, fich Bessie May Chambers from Barbados for Oct 22 at lat 32 15 lon 74 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rivers
New York
Provincetown
San Francisco
Equator
Llewellyn J Morse
Savory
Baltimore
Clynder
Roach
Portland
Tijuca
Chevalier
Hamburg
Pisagua
Teresa
Vico
Ferrari
Oran
Hugh Cann
Bent
Buenos Ayres
Bee
Harriet G Stanley
Neuvitas
Fich
Bessie May
Chambers
Barbados
Lon
Reg Hg Moe
Schildam
Ew York
Addie Morreil
Andrews
Demerara
Abel
Danielsen
Philadelphia
Denmark
Digby
Energy
McBride
Annapolis
Goer
Jordan
Irong Kong
Kathleen
Cook
Pernambuco
Sower
Dixon
Barcelona
Cummings
Montreal
Sydney
Havana
Wm B Wood
Davidson
Ilollo
Port
Benj F Packard
Jackson
San Francsco
Heine
Mani New York
Granite State
Ross
Tor Do
Jacob E Ridgway
Call
Kilmory
Wallace
Ringleader
Entwistle
Cebu
Boston
Big Bonanza
Andrew
Newcastle
Nsw
V Troop
Fritz
United States
Ruby
Robbins
Iloilo
Af Kauchanan
Yokohama
Kepler, Oetken
Polynesian
Professor
New Liverpool
Malaga
Neustria
North Sydney
Addie Benson
Curry
Salem
Natal
Brazil
Dunnure
Cave
Arbutus
Panama
City of Panama
Acapulco
RMO
Peconic
New Pali York
VORT
Buda
Corbett
Port Augusta
Pictou
Louis A Martinez
Scott
London
Lowlands
Wilmington
QUACO
Sir James Rourke
Steeves
UEBEC
Carthaginian
Glasgow
Lake Huron
Liverpool
Dnornholme
Hughin
Anderson
United Kingdom
Ocean
Wagner
Londonderry
Luna
Wales
Penbroke Dock
Queens’ Own
Germanie
Rio Janeiro
Senator
Fulton
Hampton Roads
Rosario
Emma J Scammell
Kierstead
Newport
Eng
ST John
Maggie J Chadwick
Kerrigan
Creare
Kalakaua
Mary
Bordeaux
Emerson
Day
Frye
Watson
Glen
Seely
City Island
Mery
Young
Melbourne
Stettin
Betty
Heyle
Italia
Lorkeldsen
Abram Young
McLaughlin
Perth Amboy
Bremerhaven
Bothe
Southampton
Aller
Bremen
Victoria
Cuthona
Giffer
Age Kong
Yarmouth
Angelia
Cleveland
Diverse ship notices report mishaps and recoveries at sea
Maritime dispatches from Boston to New Orleans detail distressed cargo aboard Bark Carrier Dove from Hiogo to New York, ships stranded and repaired near Shanghai, Malta, and City Island, a collision blame assessment between the Roanoke and Hyperion, smallpox quarantine release of Elbe, Alaska’s engine trouble, and multiple berthing and salvage updates including Alber Crandall, Mexican, and Mary C Hale incidents with wrecks, jettisoning, and ongoing repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Dove
Hiogo
New York
Hong Kong
Canada
London
Neckar
Shanghai
Moray
Duncan
Japan
China
Malta
Almogavar
Erie Basin
North Tenth Street
Brooklyn
Atlantic Dock
Harding
L'Hommedieu
Haverstraw
Stony Brook
Elbe
Bremen
Hoboken
Queenstown
Alaska
Liverpool
Rockland
Alber Crandall
Ash Point
Owl’s Head
South Railway
Bangor
Kucksport
Baltimore
Charles L. Mitchell
Kennebec
Swan Point
Bridgeport
Conn
Sir Marietta Smith
Sag Harbor
Gowanus Bay
Stratford Mgag
Mary C Hale
Vera Cruz for Fernandina in distress today
Dispatcher notes Vera Cruz bound for Fernandina put in today in distress. Other reports say the Mary C Hale is not bound to Fernandina. Port Townsend October 19 off Dungeness about Stephens from Tacoma for Mel 17th. Bark Ellen bourne captain disabled shoulder to sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Cruz
Fernandina
Mary C Hale
Port Townsend
Dungeness
Stephens
Tacoma
Mel
Ellen
Bourne
Newport
Merritt Wrecking Company
Sh H H Olds
Whale Rock
Sch
Scranton
Providence
New York
Savannah
Pohono
Jamieson
Ramburg
Cipero
Liverpool
Emiliano
New Cut
Maritime Ship Movements and Arrivals Exported
Shipping news lists vessels in ports from New York to Natal and Honolulu with arrivals, clears, and sailings. Notable entries include steamer Barcelona from Montreal to Sydney, brig Kathleen from Boston to Pernambuco, and ships Polynesian Cleared Liverpool.
Maritime Traffic Across Ports Sailed and Cleared
Domestic ports report a flurry of sailing and clearing news with multiple vessels: bark Cumbrian and steamer Donau sailed from Astoria and Baltimore respectively. brig Birget and several schooners cleared or sailed from Brunswick and Charleston. numerous ships report arrivals at Bath and Coosaw with Boston Philadelphia and New York as frequent ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astortia
United Rae
Benjamin Fole
Davis
Providence
Charles L Genet Allen
Gene’ Bec
Luther T Garratson
Crawford
Charleston
Baramner
St Jago
Donau
Topser
Swhs
Boston
Mary L Allen
Wiley
Philadelphia
Agricola
Whitmore
Perth Amboy
Jennie
Sheet Harbor
Two Brothers
Alsatian
Georgetown
J M Morales
New York
George M Adams
H A Dewitt Goorgl
Trenton
Runswick
Keverey
Frank P Lee
Pendleton
Fletcher
Nightingale
Burgess
Bangor
Bridgeport
Conn
C B Lockhart
Welson
Sharleston
Sea Gull
Thompson
Accra
Bessarabia
Carbis Bay
Liverpolsch
San Domingo
Kennett
Seminole
Deak
Havre
Serrano
Brunswick
Montevideo
Aurelia
Lexington
Waters
Port Greville
New London
Webster Barnard Marshall
Fred Holden
Rich
Seventy-Six
Rivers
Ife
J Simmons Sullivan
Joseph Eaton, Jr
Chafield
Hallowell
Artemus Tirrell
Low
Bath
Kennebec Hallowell
Ernst T Lee
Thomas
Calais
Carrie
Bailey
Welch
Sa Hubbard
Mehaffey
Buslins
Morris
St John
Danversport
Willian Bement
Blake
Port
Eartown
Mass
Adelia C Williams
Inn
Harry B Divecty
Plymouth
Sea Spray
Hoboken
East Taylor
Mary E Crosby
Brooks
South Amboy
Nantucket
Abbie E Willard
Johnes
Port Liberty
South Marswell
Emma Green
Smith
N J Miller
Trask
Rockport
Martin
Salem
Geolover
FALI
Emma
York
Sylvester Hate
Oleman
Sarah
Wyhompson
Fred Snow
Tate
Somerset
Omens Landing
Schs
Lamartine Eaton
Black Warrior
Babbidge
Victor Puig
Scott
Cordova
Simpson
Sea Queen
Norton
J B Stinson
Stinson
Elea New York
Nellie Flea
Johnson
Donor
Mott
Galveston
Barkennie Sweeney
Morse
Mary Ann McC Farrar
Ban
John Douglass
Dan
Mabel Rose
Barrett
Cyrus Chamberlain
Ira E Wright
Apel
Buckley
Adams
Cotuit
Jupiter
Barker
Liverpool
Heraclides
Dover
Marblehead
Amanda C Parker
Lee
Lone
Newpo Ay
Sens
Edwell
Bishop
Jaganselt Pier
James Chord
Clifford
Ney
Napoleon
RCA
Ward
Belle R Hull
Francisca
Seneca
Knickerbocker
Boro Ae S
Charles P Stickney
Philadel
Baltimore
Yi Haven
Thomas Clyde
Savannah
Seren Eee
Bellini
Saus Ben J Gartaide
Thos P Clyde
Lydia Hooper
Ewport News
Florence Randall
Randall
Wensleydale
Knutsford
Maryport
Ala Alva
Alboscha
AH Howe
Brown
Ee En Ree Tole
Eliza Anderson
Harifo
New Haven and Newburyport Steamer Arrivals and Departures
Shipping list from multiple ports noting arrivals and clearances. Vessels include City of Rome Lancaster Rossignol Crusader Herman Winter and others bound for Liverpool Havana Montevideo Rio Janeiro and London. Several ships and barks sailed or cleared for Boston New York Philadelphia and St Johns with numerous domestic and international routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
H Leaming
Scofield
Portsmouth
Newburyport
Hercules
Philadelphia
New York
City of Rome
Liverpool
Manhattan
Matanzas
Havana
Godaling
West Indies
Unita
Barbados
Herman Winter
Boston
Rossignol
Robbins
Montevideo
Crusader
Hutchinson
Rio Janeiro
Parks Subra
Knudsen
London
Adolph Obrig
Petersen
Rotterdam
Waesland
Antwerp
Edith Gouden
Harold
St. Ann’s Bay
Italy
Liverot
Montepool
Rossia Video
Yokohama
Subra
Hammonia
Develgoune
Hamburg
Spain
State of Georgia
Glasgow
Jersey City
Bristol
Eng
Athos
Kingston
Santiago
Nassau
Trinidad
Bermuda
Helene
Hardenburg
Mendoza
John Swan
Dublin
Santigo
Dimock
Eldridge
Bosbon
Fraser
Tou
Ber
California
Garvie
Genoa Marine
McLaughlin
Melbourne
Josie Troop
Cook
China
Selberg
Hell Gate
Ellen Mitchell
Clark
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Ichn Ayr
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Mary C. Kennett
Lizzie
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Stephen Morgan
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George A Lawrey
Roubins
Hastings
Gifford
Onion
John Smith
Townville
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Malay
Small
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Sloan
J M Griffiths
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Cito
Hoyer
Brake
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Beck
Nereu
Janssen
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Florence Shay
Allen
Naseag
Isard
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John Wesley
van Gilder
Harold C Beecher
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Glass
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Theresa
John
Geof Prescott
Trueworthy
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Charles Morand
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Anderson
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Julia Isaker
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Mary Miller
Lewis Jane
Uly Mouth
Mass
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Arey
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Reading
Bark Evanell
Colcord
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Crocker
Kempt
John K Souther
Thomson
Gardner
Reynolds
Snow
Matieus Alles
Crockett Woodbridge
Emily
Dyer
Honest Abe
Trout
General Scott
Maggie Mulvey
Leople
James Flanagan
Pinkham
Elizabethport
W Mervin
Nat Meader
Dunton
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Ivy Bell
Loud
Dover
Gracie D Buchanan
Potter
Newport News
Richard S&s Learning
Norton
Eva Douglass
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John Nottingham
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Sci Hattie Harbour
India
Clapp
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Welfare
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Germania
Griffin
Seattle
Nellie May
Courtney
Briish Merchant
Queenstown
Drummuir
Machrihanish
Buenos Ayres
VY Bee
Noe
Cacace
Gergente
Thomaston
Sch Regalia
Hallowell
Tacoma
Palestine
Pel
Wilmington Creek
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Gay
Pascagoula
Yreka
Faulkingham
Alais
Arecibo
Mendialdua
St Johns
Hattle
Howes
Wareham
Handy
Ada Herbert
Erie
Passengers From Jamaica Aboard Steamer J Orenzo D Baker
List of travelers includes Mrs Charles Wilmot Miss Mary Wilmot Miss Emily Wilmot Miss May Wilmot Stephen Hislop Mrs Hislop Hazael Hislop and Albert Hislop, all aboard the Jamaica voyage on the steamer Lorenzo D Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica
J.orenzo
Charles Wilmot
Mary Wilmot
Emily Wilmot
May Wilmot
Stephen Hislop
Hislop
Hazael Hislop
Albert Hislop
Mystic Valley Club met at Parker House with notable guests
About eighty members attended the first regular meeting and dinner of the season at Parker House. Guests included James F. Dwinell Chester W. Kingsley and Robert O. Fuller. Tufts College quartet provided music and speakers discussed The Use and Abuse of the Caucus. A Boston Stationers Association was formed with 25 representatives chaired by J. C. Bridgman.
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Mystic Valley Club
Parker House
James F. Dwinell
Chester W. Kingsley
Robert O. Fuller
Tufts College Quartet
Boston Stationers’ Association
J. C. Bridgman
Young’s
John H. Hooper
Edwin W. Gay
Edward E. Clark
A. L. Dalesheimer
George C. Whittemore
Association of Officers of
Fifty-fourth
Fifty-fifth Regiments
Massachusetts Infantry
Harvard Odontological Society
England
Walter Harrison
Brighton
Eng
Bunker Hill Club
Thompson-Beal Jury
Emerson McMillin
Columbus Board of Trade
Miss McMillin
Harold Binney
Washington
John Ware
Waterville
J. W. Dodge
Keene N.H
F.N. Lewis
Lincoln, Neb
C. S. Hoyt
Bangor
B. Saylor
Boston
W. Mlapp
Curnal
New York
The
Brunswick
Robert Ward
Miss Benson
Brooklyn
N. P. Cleaney
Louisville
Clarence W. Bowen
Brooklyn Independent
H. Thompson
Troy
Cows J
Herman Lavary
Miss Carson
Cincinnati
Bronson Howard
Thornaike
D. P. A. Burtchall
A. ©. Woodworth
Chicopee
Sumner Flagg
Augustus Heine
Silver Creek
N. Y
J. W. Baker
Pawtucket
R. I
Revere House
J. J. Christie
Charles B. Read
Lewiston
Quincey
L. F. Waters
Bethlehem
Penn
E. L. Cummings
Albany
Augustus Pratt
North Middleboro
George 5
Scale
Fairbayske
St. Johnsbury
John
Elliot
Bath
Tremont
H. T. Patten
J. W. Titsworth
Atassi
F. T. Greenhalge
Lowell
Congress
Sherman
Waltham
Nelson E. Green
Parker's
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Charlottetown
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Baddeck
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Washington Street
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Old State House
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Atlantic Coast and Seaboard Air Line
Kanawha
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